Descendancy for Hannah Gough: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Hannah Gough

1864 - 1936 (71 years)

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1 Hannah Gough ^[1] b. 14 Dec 1864 d. Oct 1936
- George Day b. 30 Sep 1864 d. Jun 1910
  - 2 William George Day ^[1.1] b. 19 Apr 1886 d. 30 Jun 1916
  - 2 Lillian E.S Day ^[1.2] b. 18 Aug 1887 d. Jan 1951
    - George Albert Long b. Oct 1889 d. June 1946
      - 3 Ivy Lillie Long ^[1.2.1] b. 5 Aug 1911 d. Mar 1979
      - 3 Freda Caroline Long ^[1.2.2] b. 4 Apr 1913 d. May 1996
        
        + Joseph H P O'Neill b. 9 May 1914 d. 28 Apr 1944
        
        + Harry Arthur Bailey b. 22 Jul 1898 d. 1980
        
        Henry John Whitehead b. 1888 d. 1962
        
        4 June Foskett ^[1.2.2.1] b. 27.12.1949 d. 18 May 2019
        
        Frederick Percival Wooldridge b. 13 Feb 1900 d. 1971
        
        4 Brian Peter O'Neill ^[1.2.2.2]
        
        Joseph Patrick Herbert O'Neill b. 1914 d. 28 Apr 1944
        
        4 Pat O'Neill ^[1.2.2.3] b. 23 Feb 1937 d. 19 Jul 2013
        
        4 O'Neill ^[1.2.2.4]
  - 2 Mabel Hannah Day ^[1.3] b. 1890 d. 1959
  - 2 Nellie Day ^[1.4] b. 17 Nov 1891 d. 1969
  - 2 Frances Day ^[1.5] b. 2 Nov 1893 d. 26 May 1952
  - 2 Ethel (Florence) Day ^[1.6] b. 1897 d. May 1922
  - 2 Annie Lena Day ^[1.7] b. 1900 d. Oct 1960
  - 2 Dorothy May (Dolly) Day ^[1.8] b. 1 May 1903 d. Mar 1985
  - 2 Rose (Rosy) Day ^[1.9] b. Apr 1905
  - 2 Frederick Charles (Freddie) Day ^[1.10] b. 29 Apr 1906 d. 1976
    - Louisa Violet Martin b. 13 Mar 1907 d. 2000
      - 3 Norman William Frederick Day ^[1.10.1] b. 09 May 1930 d. 16 Mar 2019
      - 3 Sydney Francis Day ^[1.10.2] b. 12 Feb 1932 d. 6 Jan 2019
        
        Jill Broughton
        
        4 Barry Day ^[1.10.2.1]
  - 2 Gladys Day ^[1.11] b. 18 Jun 1908 d. May 1998

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